Perennial fires threaten wildlife at Ruma National Park Uncontrolled seasonal fires sparked by neighbouring farmers are endangering rhinos, rare antelopes, and fragile habitats Health Just now
The national park suffers from perennial fire incidents that threaten major wildlife species, including some of the big five.
Threats to animals at the park caused by fire and poaching became one of the emphases during World Rhino Day, celebrated annually on September 22 to raise awareness for all five surviving rhino species and advocate for their protection.
Ruma National Park remains an important conservation landscape and a secure sanctuary for both black and southern white rhinos," Naiyoma said.
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